李巍

Li Wei is an author about whom limited public information is available; the library holds eight of his works. His range spans international political economy, foreign policy, finance, and military affairs, and extends into psychology and innovation and entrepreneurship. Representative titles such as Currency and Coercion: The Political Economy of International Monetary Power and The Rise of the Renminbi: The Emergence of a New Global Monetary System focus on monetary power and the global currency order, while The Battle of Institutions: Sino-US Relations in an Era of Strategic Competition and Studies on the Evolution of China's Foreign Policy since Reform and Opening Up examine institutional rivalry among major powers and the development of Chinese diplomacy. The two-volume 100 Years of Small Arms reflects an interest in the history of military technology, and Rational Emotive Behavior and A Course in Innovation and Entrepreneurship for College Students show that his writing also addresses psychological adjustment and youth development. His work is organized around academic questions while remaining accessible, and will appeal to readers interested in monetary politics, Sino-US relations, and military history.